Bittings Victorias Golden Ale

Brewed by J.J. Bitting Brewing Co.
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Woodbridge, New Jersey USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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on tap-pours a creamy white head. Color is clear yellow-gold with effervescence. Aroma is faint grain. Taste is grain, good carbonation.

This is pretty much your standard golden ale...nothing really exciting but enjoyable still.

Draft. Pours gold with a white head. Light aroma, with bland clean grainy notes. The flavor is relatively clean and grainy with some light floral hoppy notes. Decent.

Wow! This tastes a lot like the Woodbridge lite. Pours golden from tap. No aroma, no taste, no point.

Pours out a clear golden color, no head and no real apparent carbonation. Very light to almost non-existent aroma, maybe a touch of some cereal grain? Taste is about the same, not much going on, maybe light notes of some cereal graininess and really not that much else going on. Better than a Macro, but that isn’t really saying much.

Sampler glass at the brewpub. Pours a clear gold with very slight carbonation and a minimal head. Aroma of air and skight grain. Flavor of malts, grains and earth. Thin bodied strong carbonation for body style.

Medium gold pour with off white head and lace. Slight malt aroma. Medium malt, light lemon, with a tart lemony aftertaste. Good carbonation and mouthfeel. Nice beer.

This is a light beer and you can tell that by drinking it. Very light malt and wheat smell and it tastes of wheat. I only recommend drinking this if you need something refreshing in the summer. I no like, Tastes of wheat.

Would be a great session beer, but like the JJ’s pilsner, I would probaly go with another one of their offerings before this one.

Sampled at the brewpub. Clear golden/straw color. Aroma is sweet pale malts, some wheat and that is about it. Taste is light bodied and watery- some sweet malts with a grainy disposition. Hops are very light, made for the masses.

Quite a wheaty example, particularly in the nose. A rather healthy white head covers the clear straight pale golden liquid. Grainy and slightly tart palate. It certainly aims to refresh, but it is at the price of being remarkably dull and not interesting enough to drink in large enough quantities to actually refresh.